Hi Matteo,
thanks you very much for describing your solution. Maybe it's even
possible to first install the mbp efi update and after that flash it
again using your old mb 6,1 firmware. Did you tried it out?
Bye, Community is great!
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The original EFI firmware is located in /usr/standalone/i386 as a backup.
The attached mb 6,1 file is the latest firmware.
** Attachment added: Firmware.scap
https://bugs.launchpad.net/efibootmgr/+bug/774089/+attachment/2265905/+files/Firmware.scap
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yes, it is a backup of the original mb 6,1 firmware stored on hdd in the
directory i mentioned above. the fact that this file has last changed on
5.18.2009 underlines that this is not a broken file/EFI firmware. You can find
the same file on the snow leopard installation disc.
And as i said i
I wonder if there is any new cognition concerning OS X Lion. Has anyone tried
to solve the efi problem using the new OS version?
Maybe it is possible to flash efi with the help of recovery tools provided by
lion?!
What is the exact state of progress?
Unfortunately apple does not provide an efi
Hey Krzysztof,
thank you for your quick response.
Do you own the macbook 6,1? And what do you mean by installator? The firmware
file on your hard drive?
Because I tried the same thing, but obviously nothing happened. I would really
appreciate it if you'd go more into details, because i am
thanks for your upload, but i meant mb 6,1 not mbp. And in fact apple does not
provide an official efi update for this macbook, that's the problem.
Therefore i tried installing the current firmware file, which can be located on
hdd and installation dvd, but it didn't work. It seems that there
